Recruitment Guide 2015-2016: Department of Computer Science University of Delhi
Recruitment Guide 2015-2016: Department of Computer Science University of Delhi
Recruitment Guide 2015-2016: Department of Computer Science University of Delhi
2015-2016
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Contents
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From the Vice-Chancellor’s Desk
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Message from the Head of Department
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Message from the Placement Advisor
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The Department
Department of Computer Science was established at the University of Delhi, in the year 1981, with
the objective of imparting quality education in the field of Computer Science. With rapidly evolving
technology and continuous need for innovation, the department has been producing quality
professionals, holding important positions in the Information Technology industry both in India and
abroad.
The Department started Master of Computer Applications (M.C.A.) programme in the year 1982,
which was among the first such programmes in India. It is a comprehensive program of study
intended to give students a
thorough foundation in the theory
and methodology of the techniques
in Computer Science. They obtain
skills and experience in up-to-date
approaches to analysis, design,
implementation, validation and
documentation of computer
software and hardware.
The Department also offers Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) programme aimed at producing quality
researchers in several diverse branches of Computer Science.
Apart from these, the Department coordinates B.Sc. (H) Computer Science, B.Sc. Physical Science
(Computer Science) and other courses taught at constituent colleges of University of Delhi.
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The Faculty
DEPARTMENT’S FACULTY
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Dr. Naveen Kumar
Associate Professor
M.Sc, M.Tech, PhD IIT Delhi
Research Interests: Computational Intelligence, Data Mining & Information Security.
Homepage: http://people.du.ac.in/~nk/
Email: nk@cs.du.ac.in
Dr.PunamBedi
Associate Professor
M.Tech IIT Delhi, PhD University of Delhi
Research Interests: Artificial Intelligence, Machine Intelligence, Semantic Web, Multi-agent Systems,
Software Engineering, Trust, Steganography &Steganalysis.
Homepage: http://people.du.ac.in/~pbedi/
Email: pbedi@cs.du.ac.in
Dr.NeelimaGupta
Associate Professor
M.Tech, PhD IIT Delhi
Research Interests: Algorithms, Networks, Data Mining &BioInformatics
Homepage: http://people.du.ac.in/~ngupta/
Email: ngupta@cs.du.ac.in
Dr.VasudhaBhatnagar
Associate Professor
M.C.A. (DU), PhD JamiaMiliaIslamia
Research Interests: Intelligent Data Analysis, Modelling of KDD Process and Data Mining Algorithms
Homepage: http://people.du.ac.in/~vbhatnagar/
Email: vbhatnagar@cs.du.ac.in
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THE GUEST FACULTY
Academic Programmes
The objective of the Master of Computer Applications (M.C.A.) program is to impart core education
in Computer Science and its applications, so that students are well prepared to face the challenges
of the highly competitive IT industry. The course structure ensures overall development of the
student, while concentrating on imparting technical skills required for an IT professional. No
wonder, today after twenty eight years of its existence, its alumni are holding important positions
in the IT industry and academics in India and abroad.
The intake in this course is graduates under 10+2+3 stream of examination of University of Delhi or
an equivalent examination with at least one paper in Mathematics and another in Computer
Science/ Mathematics/ Operational Research/ Statistics with minimum 60% marks in aggregate.
The current batch of M.C.A. has students graduated from B.Sc. (H) Computer Science, B.C.A., B.Sc.
(H) Mathematics, B.Sc. (H) Physics, B.Sc. (H) Electronics, B.Sc. (Gen) PCM and M.Sc. Mathematics.
50% seats are reserved for the meritorious students of B.Sc. (H) Computer Science course of
University of Delhi.
Remaining 50% of the seats are filled on the basis of National Level written examination
conducted by the Department of Computer Science, University of Delhi in two stages:
o The second stage is an interview to test the student’s logical ability, communication
skills, his/her knowledge of Computer Science and the current trends and
technologies.
Semester I o Economics
o Outside Department Elective
o Object Oriented Programming (Mathematics, Statistics and
o System Programming Operational Research)
o Statistical Techniques
o Computer System Architecture and
Lab
o Technical Communication Semester II
(Qualifying Paper)
o Data Structures and File Processing
o Discrete Mathematics
Electives: o Computer Graphics
o Organizational Behaviour
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o Data Communication
andComputer Networks Semester V
Electives: Semester VI
o Data Base Applications
o Advanced Operating Systems o Full-time 6-month industrial
o Electronic Commerce training (Placement via campus
o Numerical Computing interviews).
o Computational Linguistics
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The M.Sc. Computer Scienc e cours e
The M.Sc. Computer Science program, introduced in 2004, is a four-semester course which aims
at imparting core education in various disciplines of Computer Science, so that the students are
prepared to face the challenges of the highly competitive IT industry as well as carry out research
and development. The objective of the program is to imbibe sound knowledge of theory and
hands on practical skills in various areas of Computer Science. Taking into account the Computer
Science curriculum that the students have undertaken at the graduate level, it aims at imparting
advanced courses in Computer Science.
The course structure includes a minor project in the third semester followed by a major project in
the final semester which helps in development of research skills in the areas of their interest.
The students in this course are graduates with 10+2+3 stream in B.Sc. (H) Computer Science of
University of Delhi/any other examination-recognized University or B. Tech. or B. Sc. Applied
Physical Science / B. Sc. (Gen) Math. Sc. with Mathematics and Computer science from University
of Delhi or any Bachelor’s Degree with at least 6 Computer science papers and at least 2
Mathematics papers with minimum 60% aggregate marks in their graduation.
50% seats are reserved for the meritorious students of B.Sc. (H) Computer Science course
of University of Delhi.
Remaining 50% of the seats are filled on the basis of National Level written examination
conducted in two stages:
Semester I Semester II
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o Numerical Computing o Software Quality Assurance and
o Combinatorial Optimization Testing
o Special topics in Artificial Intelligence
o Special topics in Computer Networks
Semester III o Special topics in Database Systems
o Special topics in Data Mining
o Minor project o Special topics in Information Security
o Three subjects to be chosen from a o Special topics in Theoretical
List of Electives Computer Science
o Special topics in Computational
Electives:
Intelligence
o Cryptography o Special topics in Soft Computing
o Digital Image Processing and
Multimedia
o Distributed Computing Semester IV
o Machine Learning
o Neural Networks o Major Project
o Embedded systems
o Modelling and Simulation
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Awards and Achievements of Placement Batch
Students from the Department have collaborated with IIT Delhi in their initiativeRoshni to develop
indoor navigation system for the visually impaired people.
Research Paper titled “Combining clustering solutions with varying number of clusters” published in IJCSI
on March 31st 2014.
Students also developed Android App "SANKALAN" 2015 for our department's technical fest
SANKALAN.
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LIST OF AWARDS AND ACHEIVEMENTS
The students of the outgoing placement batch have demonstrated their skills and talent at literally
every opportunity they get. This is apparent from the sheer amount of prizes they have won keeping in
with the tradition of the department. Here is the list of a few prizes won by them:
27th March 2015: 1st prize-IGIT/IGTU (Technical fest): Break the Code
14th March 2015: 2nd prize in Spin –A-Web (Website Designing)-BVP University Technical Fest
Fluxus2015 IIT Indore: 11th rank in Surprise Language Event conducted online at Hacker attack
5th June 2013: Details regarding Info@Du published in Hindustan Times pg2.
7th April 2013: 1st prize-ACM Delhi-NCR Chapter, on 'eWitness' concept as best software presented.
7th April 2013: 2nd prize- ACM Delhi-NCR Chapter, on ‘easyWay’ concept as hardware concept.
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22ndMarch 2013: 1st prize- IIT Roorkee, "Samavesh" on 'eWitness' concept as best social innovation.
22ndMarch 2013: 1st prize- IIT Roorkee, "Blogomania" as the most popular blog.
21stMarch 2013: 2nd Prize - MSIT IP,on 'eWitness' prototype as best software presented.
20thMarch 2013: 2nd Prize - MSI IP, "Hacking" as first team to make phising page.
17thMarch 2013: 1st Prize - IGIT IP, "Master Programmer" as highest score in C,C++ programming.
17thMarch 2013: 1st Prize - IGIT IP, "Aakraman" as 1st team to reverse engineer a software.
17thMarch 2013: 1st Prize - IGIT IP, "Cryptography" as highest scoring team on decrypting a paper.
17thMarch 2013: 1st Prize - IGIT IP, "8 bit Game Programming" as best game made.
17thMarch 2013: 1st Prize - IGIT IP, "App Challenge" as best app made on android.
9thMarch 2013: 3rd Prize- SRCASW, "Database" as 3rd team to complete database queries correctly.
9thMarch 2013: 2nd Prize - SRCASW, "AD-MAD" as 2nd best website presentation.
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A Few Classroom Projects
M.C.A.
Apart from the conventional methodologies of classroom teaching, students are expected to take
up case studies, presentations and projects. This prepares them for industrial exposure and in
addition to technical knowledge, helps them to acquire qualities like teamwork and communication
skills.
Following are few of the projects/assignments taken up by the students:
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M.Sc. COMPUTER SCIENCE
As part of the curriculum itself, students are supposed to give presentations, group projects and
programming assignments that not only help in honing the programming skills of the students but
also inculcate good communication skills and develop a sense of teamwork.
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Infrastructure
LIBRARIES
The libraries of the University partner with the Department to facilitate learning, teaching, and
research. We are committed to fostering intellectual discovery, critical thinking and life-long
learning. Accordingly, the libraries tie our academic community to varied cultural and scholarly
traditions by offering student-centred services. The students of the Department are affiliated to CSL
library.
The Central Science Library (CSL) is one of the largest science libraries in India. It was established in
1981, and at present, it has a collection of over 220,000 volumes of books and periodicals. The
website of CSL provides electronic subscription for approximately 27,088 e-journals of national and
international repute including IEEE, ACM, Springer journals and proceedings.
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LABORATORY FACILITIES
Resources
• Microsoft Academic Alliance Program, Open Source Alliance
Development Tools
• Dev C++, JDK 1.6.0, Oracle10g
• Microsoft Office 2010, Altova XML Suite 2008
• Tomcat, NetBeans 7.2,Glassfish, Eclipse, Apache
• MATLAB 2008b/2009b / 2010b, R
• Latex, Weks
• ADT Bundle for Android
• Sublime Text Editor
Operating Systems
• Windows XP / Vista / 7
• Red Hat Enterprise Edition, Linux Mint, Kali Linux
Security Tools
• Symantec Antivirus Corp. Bd. 10.2
Hardware Resources
• 8 Dell, 2 IBM and 2 HP Laptops.
• 45 Pentium IVs with 1.5GB RAM, 80 GB Hard disk,
• 34 Acer Core 2 Quad with 2 GB RAM, 300 GB HDD
• 3 HP Core 2 Quad with 4GB RAM, 320 GB Hard disk.
• 2 HP servers (Windows Server 2003 and Linux server)
• 6 LCD Projectors out of which 4 are roof fitted and 2 with cameras.
• HP Color Laser Jet 2500, 12 HP LaserJet 3030.
• 4 Laser Printers connected via LAN.
• Digital and Microprocessor Laboratory
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Network Resources
• All the labs, offices and faculty rooms of the Department are connected to the internet
through the university intranet providing NKN(National Knowledge Network) connectivity.
• Internet connectivity is provided using 4 switches through the university intranet. 24-port
switch is used in LAN, providing internet to all systems in the laboratory, classrooms,
seminar room and committee room.
The centre owns a multitude of software so as to allow students to gain practical experience. The
following is a list of some of these tools:
Operating Systems
• Cent OS Mathematical and Statistical Packages
• Red Hat Linux 9.0 • MATLAB
• Windows 2008 R2. • Mathematica
• Windows 7 Pro
• Windows 8
All campus colleges and departments are networked through fibre optics to the University Intranet.
South Campus colleges and all off-campus colleges are linked to North Campus through Fibre link.
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Services provided by centre to all university staff and students:
• Website, E-mail services, Online Applications, Co-location server hosting for departments,
Security Services.
• Internet Access
• Antivirus and spam protection
• Hosting infrastructure & content management for the university website www.du.ac.in
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Beyond the text books
At the Department of Computer Science, education stretches beyond classroom sessions. The
emphasis is on creating an environment for students to explore experiment, discover and realize
their potential. In order to achieve this, a number of activities are organized for the students to help
them build the traits of teamwork, trustworthiness and synchronization.
Delhi University Computer Science Society (DUCSS) was established in 2005 with the purpose of
conducting events such as seminars, conferences, competitions and technical festivals, as well as
other cultural and academic events. These events are conducted to enrich student life at the
department. The Society also provides a common meeting ground for students pursuing different
courses within the department. As its first endeavour, DUCSS organized SANKALAN 2005, a two-day
technical festival which was a huge success, and since then it has been a part of the annual
tradition. SANKALAN is a congregation of IT students from all over the country, who compete in
various technical and non-technical events. It aims at honing technical and management skills of
the students at the department. In continuation of effort to strive for excellence in every field, this
year DUCSS successfully organized SANKALAN 2015 with many teams participating from various
colleges all over India. The Society also conducted INTRA-SANKALAN, where the students of the
Department competed among themselves in many technical and non-technical events.
One of the biggest assets of an institute is its alumni. The Society conducts alumni-meet periodically
which includes several interactive events and the social views exchanged promote personality
development which helps the alumni share their industrial experience with the students.
WORKSHOPS
Workshops are organized in the Department to sensitize everyone about the latest trends in the
today’s world. Workshops are also conducted on global issues such impact of our activities have in
polluting the environment and the role of IT in it. Various sessions are held on topics such as Global
Warming, e-Waste Management and presentations by students on IT solutions for climate change.
Following is the list of workshops conducted:
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OTHER INITIATIVES BY THE DEPARTMENT
A magazine “SRIJAN” was published by the department. It gave the students a chance to
express their technical as well as non-technical innovative views.
TECHNICAL SEMINARS
The discussions about current technology and day to day activities in IT are regular affair in the
department. The following discussions were held in our department:
Efficient, effective and practical mutation testing by Dr. Gregory M. Kapfhammer, Associate
Professor, Dept. of Computer Science, Alleghemy College, Pennsylvania, U.S.A.
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Life at DUCS
At Delhi University Computer Science Society (DUCSS) we learn to do not only hardwork but
smartwork, which is the mantra for success in today’s world.
Students at DUCS have come from the prestigious colleges and universities from all over India,
having diverse backgrounds, through a rigorous selection procedure. Each of us brings variety of
thoughts and new approaches to the way problems can be dealt with, which in turn prepares us to
work in a diverse life culture at the companies.
Studies, periodic tests, rigorous assignments and high standard projects polish the brains of the
selected few into Diamonds. Winning competitions organized by other reputed institutions and
displaying our talent beyond the academic curriculum has become our tradition. DUCSites
undertake competitive projects like Microsoft’s IMAGINE CUP and IBM’s THE GREAT MIND
CHALLENGE where young minds get a chance to explore the unimagined world of IT. Also DUCSiites
have reached the pinnacle by working at an international level and ensuring success of their
projects in other countries as well.
Apart from all this, another pride of our department is SANKALAN-an event that is eagerly awaited
by all the leading institutes across the country every year. This is the annual Computer Science
Technical festival, which is organized by students at a very large scale in association with several
brand names. This is the time when everyone works together as a team and is dedicated towards a
common goal – to bring pride and honour to the Department. “Division of labour” is followed here
at every step. This keeps the students mentally prepared to perform well in the companies and
prepares them to take responsibilities and live up to the expectations. Teamwork and group
dynamics get instilled in them helping tremendously at their work place.
SANKALAN 2015
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Regular Seminars are conducted in the department by people renowned both at national and
international level, so as to keep the students updated with the latest trends in the IT sector. This
in turn makes DUCSites more confident to enter any reputed company.
Apart from regular activities, various get-togethers, outings and tours are organized by DUCSites.
This makes them socially active and it also acts as a stress buster for them. Moreover, a different
culture is being followed at DUCS on weekends. When all other colleges are closed in search of a
break after their hectic week, we DUCSites get involved in innovative and creative activities. A
chunk of people from recent alumni of our department visit the campus and share their
experiences with the current batch. They help us in understanding the current scenario of the
industry and guide us towards a better future. Various games are played, small skits are arranged
and a sense of togetherness is celebrated every weekend.
So undoubtedly, the tradition and culture of DUCS makes its students identifiable among thousands
of IT aspirants. Fulfilling all requirements, we offer the companies, some of the most amazing brains
with well-rounded and matured personalities for the most dynamic industry of today’s world.
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Our Past Recruiters
This further goes on to show the confidence the industry has in us and the relationship we share
with them. Companies where our alumni are placed reads like a who's who of the IT industry. Some
of the companies and institutions where our alumni are placed are:
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The Current Batch
M.C.A. 2013-2016
M.Sc. 2014-2016
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DUCS Alumni
Today, the alumni of Department of Computer Science have distinguished themselves in the
industry through sheer talent, commitment and hard work.
We are proud of our talented and successful DUCS alumni who have made a mark in India and
abroad and we wish to follow in their footprints. A few amongst them are:
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Winners of INTRA-SANKALAN
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Placement Coordinating Team
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Department of Computer Science
University of Delhi
Delhi – 110 007 (India)
Phone: 011-27667591, 011-27667059, 011-27667725 Ext. 1336
E-mail: placementadvisor@cs.du.ac.in
http://cs.du.ac.in
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